Are You Prepared for the Unexpected?
Life can change in an instant. Are you truly prepared for a sudden illness, accident, or even death?
As a U.S. immigration attorney with nearly a decade of experience, I’ve worked closely with foreign-born clients and understand the unique challenges they face. While most of my clients have made some estate planning arrangements in their home countries, fewer than 5% have taken similar steps after moving to the United States.
Why Estate Planning Matters for Immigrants in the U.S.
If you’re living in the U.S., your foreign estate documents may not be valid or enforceable here. Without a proper U.S.-based estate plan, your loved ones may face a lengthy and complex probate process, and your wishes may not be honored.
Estate planning in the U.S. is essential—especially if you:
- Own or co-own a U.S. business
- Hold U.S. real estate or high-value assets (boats, vehicles, etc.)
- Have children or dependents
- Have ongoing or hereditary health concerns
- Recently experienced a life change (marriage, divorce, birth, or death in the family)
Protect What Matters Most
A complete estate plan typically includes:
- A Last Will and Testament
- A Living Will
- A Durable Power of Attorney
- A Designation of Healthcare Surrogate
- A Do-Not-Resuscitate Order (DNR)
- A Revocable Living Trust (if needed)
Without these documents, U.S. courts may decide what happens to your property, your business, and even your healthcare decisions—regardless of your actual wishes.
New Estate Planning Services for Immigration Clients
To better serve my clients, I’m now offering dedicated estate planning services tailored to foreign nationals and immigrant families. I’m pleased to introduce two special, discounted packages:
Option 1: Basic Florida Estate Plan
Perfect for clients with no existing estate plan in the U.S. This package includes:
- Last Will and Testament
- Living Will
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Healthcare Surrogate Designation
Option 2: Estate Plan Review & Update
Ideal for clients who already have an estate plan but need to update it due to major life events such as:
- Birth or adoption of a child
- Marriage or divorce
- Death of a family member
- Change in business or property ownership
Now Is the Time to Plan Ahead
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Protect your assets, your business, and your family by putting a valid U.S. estate plan in place today. Give yourself and your loved ones peace of mind.
I📧 Email or ☎️ call me to schedule your free consultation. I look forward to helping you safeguard your future.